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Old 08-31-13 | 02:16 PM
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Light c&v wheel sets

Hi,

this is, what i am trying to build at the moment:

OMAS hub set with titanium axles. Front wheel: 170g, rear wheel: 245g

Nisi M-20 rims, each rim: 217,5g (for real)

Continental tubular tyres, each tire: 167g

72 rim washers: 58g

72 alloy nippels: 36g

Front wheel spokes Sapim Laser DD: 159g

Rear wheel spokes left site Sapim Laser DD, drive site Sapim Race, together: 180g

Everest alloy freewheel: 178g

Ready to go front wheel including tire & glue: 756-760g

Ready to go rear wheel including tire, glue & freewheel: 1035-1040g

Anybody is trying/tried/build something familiar?

Reisberg


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Old 08-31-13 | 02:53 PM
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Funny you post this right about the time I just purchased two separate vintage tubular wheelsets! And they both are centered around OMAS hubsets with TI axles; what are the chances?

Don't have any way to weigh them accurately out here, but I suppose I could do some Interwebz sleuthing and get weights for them at the component level. Not that I want to spend all that time - I'd rather get out and enjoy them

Looking forward to the pics.

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Old 08-31-13 | 03:00 PM
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Funny you post this right about the time I just purchased two separate vintage tubular wheelsets! And they both are centered around OMAS hubsets with TI axles; what are the chances?

Don't have any way to weigh them accurately out here, but I suppose I could do some Interwebz sleuthing and get weights for them at the component level. Not that I want to spend all that time - I'd rather get out and enjoy them

Looking forward to the pics.

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They don't have a good scale on DG?
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Old 08-31-13 | 03:37 PM
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Measurement scale in DG is in coconuts....so, fractions of coconuts gets hard to accurately measure!
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Old 08-31-13 | 04:26 PM
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I usually use mavic box rims, GL330 & GP4's. If I want a lighter response I lower the spoke count. That said, I have a set of Bora's on one of my steel frames & they feel amazing under it! I'm all for a good set of wheels on a steel frame, can't wait to see!
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I never weighed them or intended for them to be light wheight stuff but some of the wheels I had built few years ago seemed pretty light, especially with some of the off the shelf wheels in roughly the same price point.

STX 7spd hubs, DT spokes w/ brass nipples and some type of FIR or ambrosia tubular.
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